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U. S. Forces at Domestic Ports

Can you please help me summarize the vulnerabilities of U.S. Force deployments from domestic ports?
The vulnerabilities of US force deployments from domestic ports are that individual organizations conducted separate vulnerability assessments that were not coordinated with those of other agencies and were not based on standardized approaches. The ...

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